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## LORAWAN
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## LORAWAN
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Sending data through from raspberry to our IBM cloud was done with Sodaq Explorer. We used Digitas LoRa network and they gave us the required keys to be used for us to successfully send data trough it. We had no need to concern our selfs with any backend configuration thanks to them. We used the APB method of connecting to the network, with a Spreading Factor of 9. We made our Explorer to only send data when it receives it through the micro USB that is connected to our Raspberry, which is running our main program.
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Sending data through from raspberry to our IBM cloud was done with Sodaq Explorer. We used Digitas LoRa network and they gave us the required keys to be used for us to successfully send data trough it. We had no need to concern our selfs with any backend configuration thanks to them. We used the APB method of connecting to the network, with a Spreading Factor of 9. We made our Explorer to only send data when it receives it through the micro USB that is connected to our Raspberry, which is running our main program.
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# Testing Platform
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SODAQ ExpLoRer was our testing platform, which had the capabilities of sending data trough LoRa to our database. We connected our raspberry, which had our car park application running, with a USB cable and then the SODAQ device transferred our data to our IBM cloud database for further analysis and editing.
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On the IBM cloud side we used node-red for our hardware devices that received our data, which in turn transferred it to our Cloudant NoSQL database. The data we stored at the database we used to create a website using python Flask to visualize our data in a user friendly way.
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